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Airport Security Procedures Flashcards

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  1. Which federal agency is primarily responsible for security screening at US airports?

    Answer: TSA

    The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is responsible for screening passengers and baggage at US airports.

  2. What does the acronym 'SIDA' stand for in airport security?

    Answer: Security Identification Display Area

    SIDA stands for Security Identification Display Area, which requires employees to display proper ID credentials at all times.

  3. How often must airport employees renew their SIDA badge?

    Answer: Every 2 years

    SIDA badges must be renewed every two years to maintain access to secure airport areas.

  4. What action should an airport employee take if they find an unattended bag in a restricted area?

    Answer: Report it to security immediately

    Unattended bags in restricted areas must be reported to security immediately as they may pose a threat.

  5. What is 'tailgating' in airport security terms?

    Answer: Unauthorized entry into a secure area by following a credentialed employee

    Tailgating is when an unauthorized person gains access to a secure area by following behind a credentialed employee without using their own credentials.

  6. What type of background check is required for airport employees seeking SIDA access?

    Answer: Criminal History Records Check (CHRC)

    A Criminal History Records Check (CHRC) that covers a 10-year lookback period is required for all employees seeking SIDA access.